The Writings of George Washington: 1777-1778G. P. Putnam's sons, 1890 |
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... soldier was to come into Philadelphia on any account . On the 3d , word was brought that the fleet was again off the Capes , which pro- duced such uncertainty as to induce Washington to issue the order summarized in the first paragraph ...
... soldier was to come into Philadelphia on any account . On the 3d , word was brought that the fleet was again off the Capes , which pro- duced such uncertainty as to induce Washington to issue the order summarized in the first paragraph ...
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... soldier , much less on a citizen . I mention these things for your future government , as what is past cannot be recalled . The temper of the Americans , and the principles on which the present contest turns , will not countenance ...
... soldier , much less on a citizen . I mention these things for your future government , as what is past cannot be recalled . The temper of the Americans , and the principles on which the present contest turns , will not countenance ...
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... soldiers , and that the severest punishment would be inflicted on any one , who should dare to plunder their property or molest their persons . He , moreover , declared that security and protection would be extended to all persons who ...
... soldiers , and that the severest punishment would be inflicted on any one , who should dare to plunder their property or molest their persons . He , moreover , declared that security and protection would be extended to all persons who ...
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... will chearfully afford their assistance to soldiers , whose sufferings they are bound to 78 [ 1777 THE WRITINGS OF To Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Hamilton, Sep- tember 22d Distress of the army for clothing and blankets-Directed.
... will chearfully afford their assistance to soldiers , whose sufferings they are bound to 78 [ 1777 THE WRITINGS OF To Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Hamilton, Sep- tember 22d Distress of the army for clothing and blankets-Directed.
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George Washington Worthington Chauncey Ford. assistance to soldiers , whose sufferings they are bound to commiserate , and who are eminently ex- posed to danger and distress , in defence of every thing they ought to hold dear . As there ...
George Washington Worthington Chauncey Ford. assistance to soldiers , whose sufferings they are bound to commiserate , and who are eminently ex- posed to danger and distress , in defence of every thing they ought to hold dear . As there ...
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